Former Mass. State Police trooper sentenced to prison in overtime theft scheme
A former Massachusetts State Police trooper has been sentenced to prison time in connection with an overtime scheme dating back to 2015.
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A former Massachusetts State Police trooper has been sentenced to prison time in connection with an overtime scheme dating back to 2015.
A former State Police sergeant received a three-year federal prison sentence Tuesday for his role in a sprawling overtime fraud scheme that rocked the agency, according to authorities and legal filings.
62-year-old William Robertson will spend three years in prison, pay $142,774 in restitution, and forfeit $32,180
Daniel Griffin of Belmont was convicted in December to conspiracy, theft concerning a federal program, and four counts of wire fraud.
Daniel Griffin, 60, of Belmont, was sentenced to five years in federal prison Friday for his role in an overtime fraud scheme that rocked the agency, according to Acting US Attorney Joshua S. Levy’s office.